Users Guide

• Enclosure temperature has exceeded the warning threshold.
• Power supply, fan, or enclosure management module — EMM has failed.
• Split bus is not installed. A split bus is indicated by a single triangle symbol on the back of the enclosure.
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Using Alarms To Detect Failures
Disabling The Enclosure Alarm
Does my enclosure support this feature? See Supported Features.
Select the Disable Alarm task to disable the enclosure alarm. The alarm is turned o when the enclosure exceeds a warning
threshold for temperature or experiences other error conditions such as a failed fan, power supply, or controller. If the alarm is
already turned on, you can turn it o with this task.
Setting Asset Data
Does my enclosure support this feature? See Supported Features.
You can change the asset tag and asset name of the enclosure. The new asset tag and asset name that you specify are displayed on
the Information/Conguration of the enclosure.
Changing The Asset Tag And Asset Name Of An Enclosure
To change the asset tag and asset name of the enclosure:
1. Type the new asset tag name in the New asset tag eld.
You can specify an inventory number or other useful information for your environment. The asset tag typically refers to the
enclosure hardware.
2. Type the new asset name in the New asset name eld.
You can specify a name useful to you for organizing your storage environment. For example, the asset name could refer to the
type of data stored on the enclosure or to the enclosure’s location.
3. Click Apply Changes.
To exit and cancel your changes, click Go Back To Enclosure Information Page.
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Setting Asset Data
To Locate Set Asset Data In Storage Management
To locate this task in storage management:
1. In the Server Administrator window, under the system tree, expand Storage to display the controller objects.
2. Expand a controller object.
3. Select the Enclosure object.
4. Click Information/Conguration.
5. Select Set Asset Data from the Enclosure Tasks drop-down menu.
6. Click Execute.
Blinking The LED On The Enclosure
Does my enclosure support this feature? See Supported Features.
Select the Blink task to blink the LED on the enclosure. You may want to use this task to locate an enclosure. The LEDs on the
enclosure may display dierent colors and blinking patterns. For more information on what the blink colors and patterns indicate,
refer to the enclosure hardware documentation.
Setting The Temperature Probe Values
Does my enclosure support this feature? See Supported Features.
The temperature probes monitor the temperature of the enclosure. Each temperature probe has a warning and a failure threshold.
The warning threshold indicates that the enclosure is approaching an unacceptably warm or cool temperature. You can modify the
warning threshold.
The failure threshold indicates that the temperature of the enclosure has gone below the minimum threshold or exceeded the
maximum threshold which may cause data loss. You cannot change the default values for the failure threshold.
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